Courtesy of Christina Scott with Keller Williams Realty New Orleans

This Lower Garden District home offers all the things that someone who loves NOLA and its architecture is seeking. Lovely Victorian home, built around the 1870s with many original details such as shadow crown molding, marble mantles, ceiling medallions, 9-foot windows, heart of pine wood floors, tall ceilings, multiple covered porches and balconies, and a courtyard all blend together to create a home, that is both iconic and welcoming. Located on the corner of Coliseum and Josephine street, the location begs you to enjoy all that the city has to offer. Steps away from so much, Trinity school, parades, restaurants, Magazine Street, St Charles street car line , Coliseum Square park. This home has many recent updates (within the last 3 years) including a new roof, primary shower, upstairs laundry room, downstairs pantry, resurfaced pool and new pool pumps. Covered off street parking for one vehicle. This home also has an unusual large amount of storage for a home of its age! Win/Win!


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